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Basic-Sentence-Structure
A clause is a group of words that contain (at least) a subject and a verb
E.g.:
Cows eat grass.
Run! (This single-word command is also a clause, even though it does not seem to have a subject. With a direct command, it is not necessary to include the subject, since it is obviously the person or people you are talking to: in other words, the clause really reads “[You] run!”. You should not use direct commands in your essays, except in quotations)
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